halik
Lifer
- Oct 10, 2000
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Ehh most research has shown that marginal increases in minimum wage have no impact on employment levels. Employers tend to cut hours a bit, but the employment rate overall stays about the same.
I would imagine tax payers would be strictly worse off w/o minimum wage, as l'd expect a large part of said workforce making less money and thus applying for the various safety net benefits.
I would imagine tax payers would be strictly worse off w/o minimum wage, as l'd expect a large part of said workforce making less money and thus applying for the various safety net benefits.